Expensive coffee: Costa Coffee warns of price increases on the global market

 

The British coffee shop chain Costa Coffee has warned of rising coffee prices, as climate change could drive up costs, reports The Telegraph.

Global coffee prices are falling: the price of Arabica has dropped by approximately 25–30% over the past year

 The primary reason is Brazil, where the largest Arabica harvest in history is expected.

The 5 drinkable allies that science links to a stronger liver

 The liver filters what we drink and metabolizes what we eat, yet it rarely sends early warning signals. 

How much coffee is too much?: What a 10-year study of 10,000 women revealed

 

A study conducted by researchers at Flinders University in Australia found that older women who consume more than five cups of coffee a day have lower bone mineral density, whereas moderate consumption of two to three cups did not appear to have harmful effects.

Rains in Brazil hit Arabica stockpiles, according to media reports

 

Media reports indicate that torrential rains in Brazil have delayed the harvest and compromised the quality of Arabica coffee.

Taking A Cup of Coffee A Day Turbocharges Immune System against Coronavirus - Science news - Tasnim News Agency

 According to a major study, drinking one cup of coffee every day reduces the risk of contracting COVID-19 by around a tenth.

3 Cups Of Coffee Daily Could Improve Heart Function, Study Finds

The effects of beverages such as coffee and tea are widely studied but still not clearly understood. Recently, the decision to have coffee carry cancer warning labels was met with mixed responses from experts and the general public.

Drink Coffee for a Longer Life: If you're not a coffee drinker, then you need to consider if you should start.

Scientists have found that people who drink coffee appear to live longer. Drinking coffee was associated with lower risk of death due to heart disease, cancer, stroke, diabetes, and kidney disease.

9 Incredible Health Benefits of Coffee

Coffee is such a staple in the American diet. From their a.m. wake-up call to their cup of decaf with dessert after dinner, Americans are drinking the stuff all day long. And while this miracle brew has been besmirched with old wives’ tales that it’ll stunt your growth (false, by the way), coffee, in truth, is brimming over with health benefits.

Why the discrepancy? Dave Asprey, author of The Bulletproof Diet, explains that for coffee to be good for you, it has to be good coffee. “The studies on coffee and health go back and forth,” he explains.